Cinderella Vet Medical Fund

Cinderella Vet Medical Fund


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Real Case No.4

– Gloria –

(Standard Poodle)

In September 2023, a Standard Poodle who aged under 1 year old, Gloria was taken to SPCA for examination, where it was discovered that she was suffering from multiple fractures to her right hind leg, in addition to being underweight and suffering from ear infections. Tragically, these fractures in her hind leg caused her to walk with a noticeable limp. Further thorough veterinary inspection revealed that she had more than 10 fractures all over her body, including skull, t and front and rear feet. Her tibia was thickened and swollen, indicating that some injuries were old rather than new.

Due to the complexity of her injuries, we arranged for Gloria to undergo multiple orthopedic surgeries at our partner animal hospitals, including the insertion of steel plates and screws, followed by rehabilitation at the SPCA. The cost of her treatment and rehabilitation reached a staggering six digits. Fortunately, thanks to our “Cinderella Vet Medical Fund,” we were able to provide the assistance she needed to receive the best possible care. After a brief period in foster care and with the loving support of our team, Gloria has found a wonderful adoptive family and is embarking on a brand-new life.

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Real Case No.3

– Toby –

(Domestic Short Hair)

In February 2024, our inspectors rescued a two-year-old stray cat named Toby from the streets of Kwun Tong and immediately brought him to our centre for a thorough examination. The veterinary assessment revealed that Toby had wounds on his nose and lips, and he suffered from a serious open fracture in his right hind leg, accompanied by significant bruising and bone protrusion.

Considering the seriousness of the situation, we arranged for Toby to undergo two major orthopedic surgeries at our partner animal hospitals, with subsequent treatment and care provided by the SPCA. It took half a year for Toby to undergo rehabilitation, and the cost was in the high six figures.

Under the attentive care of our dedicated team, Toby gradually recovered. Thanks to the “Cinderella Vet Medical Fund,” we were able to cover the costs of his emergency medical services, as well as all necessary expenses during his rehabilitation, including professional care and daily nutrition. We are thrilled to report that Toby has also found a new loving owner, allowing him to start fresh and embrace a happier life.

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Real Case No.2

– Pigeon –

(1 YO Sphynx)

At noon on 4 April 2023, a hairless cat suddenly fell from a 20-storey high terrace in Tin Shui Wai. Fortunately, she fell into the bushes with her left leg stuck between branches and survived. However, this “flying cat” suffered from fractures and had to undergo urgent surgery to regain her mobility.

The owner told us the name of the “flying cat” was Pigeon. But he decided to abandon Pigeon once he found out he was responsible for her surgical cost.

Luckily, with the help of the Cinderella Vet Medical Fund, we could cover Pigeon’s medical cost in full and immediately arrange for her much-needed surgery. After the operation, Pigeon returned to her energetic, happy self and found a new owner at the SPCA.

“Flying cat” is one of the most common types of accidents that our inspectors handle. We would like to remind cat owners to install cat nets to cover your windows for your pets’ safety.

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Real Case No.1

– Pei Pei –

(1 YO Mongrel)

On the evening of 6 June 2023, a stray dog named Pei Pei was found staggering with a bleeding leg near Kam Sheung Road MTR station. Our inspectors took Pei Pei back to the SPCA Centre for a medical examination. Our vet found that he had a severe femur fracture likely caused by a high-impact collision, such as a car crash. Immediate surgery was required to treat Pei Pei’s injury. Otherwise, amputation would be inevitable.

With the support of the Cinderella Vet Medical Fund, we covered Pei Pei’s surgical expenses and provided him with the much-needed medical treatments. Although Pei Pei was on his own without the care of an owner, we believed he equally deserved the medical care all animals needed.

Pei Pei quickly recovered in just two weeks after the surgery. The fund also covered the cost of his physiotherapy training and an orthopedic operation to treat trichiasis in his left eye in the following months. After the operation, Pei Pei’s eye is no longer watery and irritated. The quality of his life has hugely improved and he can now see clearly and comfortably.

Currently, Pei Pei (PN550718) is working hard with our trainers at the Tsing Yi Centre. His only wish is to find a forever home. Would you be the one to make his wish come true?